168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Carlos Sainz will not want to drive for Red Bull next year.

That was the verdict of L’Equipe journalist Fred Ferret on the po♏dcast.

Sainz is out of a job after this season, when𒁃 his Ferrari seat isꩲ taken by Lewis Hamilton.

Possible landing spots for Sainz in 2025 include Mercedes, to replace Hamilton, or Red Bull, if they c💦hoose to get rid of Sergio Perez.

Sainz, of course, has a history with🔴 ꦍRed Bull after teaming with Max Verstappen at Toro Rosso in 2015.

That historical link might make it easy for Sainz to again become Verstappen's teammate a de🌸cade later.

But Ferret insisted before Sainz's brilli🌠ant win at last weekend's Australian Grand Prix: "Maybe or maybe not.🥂..

"He knows that, if he comes back, he will have to meet once again Max Verst🤪appen.

"You know how it ended in 2015!

"Okay, they were young. Their fathers were too powerful. Now they are grown-ups an﷽d can deal with everything.

"I am prett꧑y sure that Carlos is clever enough to know that it's impossible to beat Max on this team."

Ferret insisted that the second Red Bull seat is actually a very difficult status to hold. Despite possessing the fastest car, it is a machine which only Ver🃏stappen can extract the potential out of, he warns.

"I think the car is not that easy to dri🐻ve," Ferret said.

"The [RB] this year is difficult to drive just like🔥 Checo said about the RB19 last year.

"But Max can 🤡drive everything. He won't notice that things change. He drives everything, and puts it at its maximum, and over its limit.

"For a normal driver? Carlos knows he is a very good driver 𓂃but not super-human like Lewis or Fernando.

"He knows, in that car, he may be able to win race♚s but he won't be able to go agaꦦinst Max.

"It's better to go for another thing..."

Sainz was the only non-Red Bull driver to win an F1 grand prix in 2023, then repeated the fea💮t﷽ in Australia last weekend.

He is held in hig𓃲h regard within Formula 1 and it seems implausible that he won't have a full-time race seat next year.

Aston Martin are ano🐬ther possibility, should they lose Fernando Alonso.

Sainz has long been linked to Audi, the manufactur🔯er w𓆏ho now run as Sauber but who will fully enter F1 in 2026.

Through his rally drꦇiver father, Sainz has a clear link to Audi.